Hello

 

I am trying to store a wma file from the Internet via streaming to my local
drive. I have tried using pymedia and looked at the examples. What I noticed
was that they were geared for files on local drives. I adapted the
aplayer.py program to use the urllib2 module with urlopen instead of the
standard file open command. I was unable to read the bit stream for the
following url even though pasting into the browser works by running an
embedded windows media audio program.

 

The url is : url =
http://quartet.naxos.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/atm/q02946_101_full_wm_064.wm

 

When I issue f=urlopen(url).read() it only gives a text file listing two
url's in python.

 

Could anyone help me?


Thanks


Frank

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